Sentence examples for make scones from inspiring English sources

Sometimes I make scones or muffins or biscuits: Sunday is the big wonderful breakfast day.

In fact, it is the perfect ingredient to make scones and soda bread, or to add to scrambled eggs.

I've lost count of the number of times I've been asked to appear on the Great British Bake Off, and one TV company wanted me to dress up as Mrs B while demonstrating how to make scones.

When Valerie tied her into an apron and stood her on a chair to make scones, Robyn's fingers went burrowing into the flour as if they were independent of her, mashing the butter into lumps in her hot palms.

I did make scones a few times, but steak and kidney pie only once — a vile-smelling exercise undertaken before mad cow disease and the dangers of organ meats made the news.

With the country's appetite for onscreen baking showing no sign of satiation, her new series, Kirstie's Handmade Britain – the first episode of which sees the erstwhile property guru attempt to make scones, eclairs and fruit cake – Allsopp is leaping into a rather packed patisserie.

After the 1 p.m. lecture, tea and freshly made scones will be served.

And don't forget to hold on to the buttermilk too, to use when making scones, pancakes or ricotta.

The company, owned by Rachel Shein and Steve Pilarski, who are married, started out making scones 16 years ago and expanded with the growth of coffeehouses.

At weekends, Duncan sometimes came home to find Edgar taking refuge at his kitchen table, drinking tea while the children made scones or collages with Hattie.

She describes her happy student days in Bournemouth ("a paradise"), directing Shakespeare for kids, how she makes scones (almost pronounced correctly) for her family and, above all, how much she admires British television.